Ondo people have rejected Akeredolu, no matter the crowd – Primate Ayodele

Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Ayodele, has declared that the All Progressive Congress (APC) and its candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu, will lose the Ondo State governorship election.

The poll will be held on Saturday October 10.

Ayodele, in a statement on Tuesday, said that Akeredolu will not win except through manipulations and technicality.

The cleric declared that Ondo people have rejected the governor.

‘‘Rotimi Akeredolu will not win Ondo election except through manipulations and technicality, He must not underrate anybody, the candidate of the PDP, Eyitayo Jegede and ZLP, Agboola Ajayi are out to beat him.

“He needs to be careful because he will be betrayed, there are moles in his camp. The people of Ondo state have rejected Akeredolu, no matter the crowd he has now, they won’t give him victory except he manipulate.

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“He should wake up, strategize and right his wrongs if he wants to win or else, He will lose gallantly except through manipulations”, Ayodele predicted.

Credit: Daily post


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  1. Apostle Dr Paul Akinselure Avatar
    Apostle Dr Paul Akinselure

    There is no how Aketi and APC can restrategize and there’s no how he can manipulate and make use of all the mechaanything the like, They have already failed, disgraced and disappointed in The Mighty Name of Jesus Christ Of Nazareth

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